Customer Reviews

European Radio Removal Tool

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Worked for 1999 Audi A4, was very easy to use. I had to change the blown fuse at the back of my Audi Concert and did a great job.

The hazard light button in my '05 Audi TT got pushed in too far. Used these tools to remove the radio and push the button back out to the correct level. Worked great, took less than 5 minutes.

i got it,its comprehensive tool and easy to use,
but be careful its sharp,use with caution.
gently insert the keys as soon you here click then it get lock into the key tabs,
now slide out the radio

This set of tools easily removed the factory installed radio from my 2000 Porsche 911. The radio was out in under a minute!

The tool is not the best quality and needs to be be careful using the tool, however it does get the job done and worked to get my radio out on my Audi A4 2006.

I would assume title suffices for the review, but will add: no problems getting the stereo out and removing the tools from the slots IF DONE PROPERLY. Works like a charm in a 2002 Audi A6 C5. And yes, you'll most likely need two (2) sets if your car requires four tools.

I have a 2002 Audi TT and wanted to install a ipod connector. this was just what was needed to do that!

I've got a 2002 VW GTI with the Premium 6 radio, did the job just fine. I think technically 4 of these things would have been best, but I did it with just the 2. I agree with what everyone else has said though, they are obviously cheaply made with sharp corners, but for occasional use, the get the job done.

The tools served their purpose to get the radio out of the dashboard. They're flimsy and edges are kind of sharp. If you are considering these for repetitive use, think again.

The parts came within 2 days of my order being placed. I would recommend to anyone looking for radio materials.